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Eleglide Electric Trekking Bike T2
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Electric Trekking Bike T2

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Price
$917
Torque
45 Nm
Motor
Rear Hub
Battery
468 Wh
Range
100 km
Weight
27.9 kg
App ControlFront SuspensionHydraulic DiscRemovable BatteryIntegrated LightsRear RackFenders

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Full Specifications

Motor & Assistance

Motor TypeHub drive rear
Nominal Power250 W
Peak Power450 W
Torque45 Nm
Sensor TypeCadence
PAS Levels5
Throttle✗ No
Max Assist Speed25 km/h
EU ClassPedelec 25

🔋 Battery & Range

Battery Capacity468 Wh
Voltage36 V
Amp Hours13 Ah
Battery PositionIntegrated
Removable✓ Yes
Claimed Range100 km
Charge Time6.5 h

🚴 Frame & Fit

Frame MaterialSteel
Frame StyleStep through
Weight27.9 kg
Max Payload120 kg
Min Rider Height160 cm
Max Rider Height195 cm

🏔️ Suspension

Front SuspensionCoil
Front Travel80 mm
Rear SuspensionNone

⚙️ Drivetrain

Gears7 speed
Drive SystemDerailleur
Derailleur BrandShimano

🛑 Brakes

Brake TypeHydraulic disc

🔵 Wheels & Tires

Wheel Size Front27.5"
Wheel Size Rear27.5"
Tire Width2.1"
Tire TypeSemi slick
IP RatingIPX4

📱 Tech & Features

DisplayLcd
ConnectivityBluetooth
App Compatible✓ Yes
Integrated Lights✓ Yes
Front Light✓ Yes
Rear Light✓ Yes
Fenders✓ Yes
Rear Rack✓ Yes
Front Rack✗ No
Walk Assist✓ Yes
Alarm✗ No
USB Charging✗ No

Eleglide T2: Budget-Friendly 100 km City Trekker

The Eleglide Electric Trekking Bike T2 delivers up to 100 km per charge from its 468 Wh battery for just $917, making it one of the most efficient city e-bikes under $1,000. Weighing 27.9 kg and featuring no suspension, it stays lightweight for easier handling while its IPX4 splash resistance keeps you rolling through rainy commutes. With a 25 km/h top speed to comply with EU regulations, the T2 is designed for daily urban rides and weekend adventures alike—offering real-world reliability without breaking the bank.

Maximizing Real-World Range

While the T2’s 468 Wh battery claims 100 km range, actual distance depends on terrain, rider weight, and assist levels. Riding in Eco mode on flat roads can hit that 100 km mark, but using Turbo on hilly routes often limits you to around 70–80 km. To stretch your rides, keep tire pressure at the manufacturer’s recommendation, use lower assist settings for steady cruising, and avoid aggressive starts—simple tweaks that can add 10–15 % more mileage per charge.

Portability, Comfort & Maintenance Trade-Offs

At 27.9 kg, the T2 is lighter than many trekking models but still requires effort when lifting onto racks or up stairs. Its rigid frame omits suspension to save weight and maintenance, so consider a suspension seat post or wider, air-filled tires for added comfort. The IPX4 rating protects against splashes, but avoid deep puddles. Regular checks of brake pads, tire treads, and battery connections will keep your bike running smoothly—no complex servicing needed.

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Common QuestionsEleglide Electric Trekking Bike T2

The Eleglide Electric Trekking Bike T2 features a hub drive rear motor with 45Nm of torque, rated at 250W nominal power.

The Eleglide Electric Trekking Bike T2 has a claimed range of 100 km (62 miles) on a single charge.

The Eleglide Electric Trekking Bike T2 weighs 27.9 kg (61.5 lbs).

The Eleglide T2’s 468 Wh battery is rated for up to 100 km, but real‐world range varies. Expect around 70–85 km with mixed terrain and moderate assist levels. Sticking to Eco mode, maintaining proper tire pressure, and minimizing stops can help you approach the full 100 km range.

The T2 reaches 25 km/h with pedal assist and handles moderate inclines comfortably. On steep hills, power draw increases, reducing range by 20–30 %. For frequent hilly routes, ride in lower assist modes, shift to the correct gear before climbs, and consider lighter loads to maintain performance and battery life.

To prolong battery life, avoid full discharges—recharge when it hits 20 %. Store between 10 °C and 25 °C and keep charge level around 30–60 % if you won’t ride for weeks. Clean terminals with a dry cloth and check for secure connections. Regular upkeep helps retain capacity over 500+ charge cycles.